Is there a way to track the "real" packet route if I'm behind a VPN?

Question

I would like to find a way to have a real route as an answer, tracking the server when I'm behind a VPN.

For example, the first trace trace of stackoverflow.com from my computer is my router. When I type in a VPN, the first hope is a vpn server.

My question is: if this is a way to find out (although I'm for a VPN) the "real" packet route to reach the VPN server.

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Socios socials Mar 28 '11 at 23:20

1 answer

Mike Pennington · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-29T00:33:43+0000

Relevant question: do you know the DNS name (something like vpn.foo.com) of the VPN server you are connected to?

, VPN traceroute DNS-... traceroute - , VPN-. DNS-, , - DNS-. , ( , DNS... DNS )